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Hey,

 

anyone got effective way to delay clients via shell files on Linux?

have currently got 29 slaves in one shell file.. so easier to launch farm. wondering if I could stagger clients open such:

 

java -jar etc

timeout [12]

java -jar etc

timeout [12]

java -jar etc

timeout [12]

java -jar etc

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1 hour ago, guywithlsd said:

is there are somekind of guide / explanation somewhere how to use CLI and everything on linux, or you just figured everything yourself? @Montana of 300

18 hours ago, Montana of 300 said:

Hey,

 

anyone got effective way to delay clients via shell files on Linux?

have currently got 29 slaves in one shell file.. so easier to launch farm. wondering if I could stagger clients open such:

 

java -jar etc

timeout [12]

java -jar etc

timeout [12]

java -jar etc

timeout [12]

java -jar etc

May I ask why you need a timeout?

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2 hours ago, guywithlsd said:

is there are somekind of guide / explanation somewhere how to use CLI and everything on linux, or you just figured everything yourself? @Montana of 300

Just figured out with shell files and some help from friends also. 

 

37 minutes ago, GaetanoH said:

May I ask why you need a timeout?

Need a timeout so if I launch 30 clients all at one time; then some fail to connect to OSBot servers due to being to close.

 

24 minutes ago, Slawa said:

CLI sometimes does not launch every client if there is no delay inbetween. 

Using no timeout; it launched every one for me just not sucsessfully (bots didn't start up in some cases etc)

 

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